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As the US and the Taliban continue to meet in an effort to negotiate peace, the connections between six primary terrorist organizations in Central Asia must be re-examined.Read more...

Vietnam is currently undergoing a major transition. With almost 100 million people in one of the most densely populated countries in the world and skyrocketing GDP growth, energy consumption has exploded. The country is ripe for increased use of both solar and wind.Read more...

As more countries face extreme water stress due to overuse and climate change, water will increasingly play a role in global security risks. Read more...

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As India masses troops in Kashmir, tensions seem doomed to boil over. Hopefully, this current dispute will resolve itself peacefully but the world should not expect that to be the case forever as the impacts of climate change mount. Read more...

Many Afghan women are apprehensive about the prospect of the Taliban peace deal, and they are concerned it may set back their rights. Read more...

As climate change continues to take a toll on the Earth, how Sub-Saharan African states handle the effects of climate change will help determine the future of the continent.Read more...

Russia declared a state of emergency in four Siberian regions after devastating wildfires spread this week. The situation has grave consequences for climate change.Read more...

ASP COO Andrew Holland discussed the nomination of Rep. John Ratcliffe (R-Texas) to be Director or National Intelligence and the implications for climate security with E&E News. Read more...